De onderzoekers bij de Universiteit van Lancaster ontwikkelen een nieuwe generatie van slimme markeringen `' „helpen arbeidersbrandkast op bouwwerven houden.“

Technologie NEMO in ontwikkeling
Het onderzoekproject leidt tot de uiterst kleine markeringen van de Radiofrequentie van identiteitskaart (RFID), met sensoren en geheugen, die in dagelijkse voorwerpen kunnen worden ingebed - zoals hulpmiddelen - en via netwerk het gebruiken […] communiceren

Tweede Nationale Dag van Actie voor Vrijheid van vergadering
Via Urban75
Wij bezitten de Straten - voer voor Vrijheid van vergadering een campagne
Zaterdag eerste van Maart, bovenkant van Vierkant Trafalgar (de kant van het Noorden), 1 p.m.
tijd van t hadden wij vrijheid openbaar om in het UK te assembleren. The Campaign for Freedom of Assembly is calling for a second national day of action […]

As George Bush visits Africa to big up his aid profile, SchNEWS reveals how 90% of that ‘aid’ ends up in the pockets of US companies…
“I’ve got a firm, heartfelt commitment to the continent of Africa and have ever since I became president.” - George Bush.
George Bush finished his six day tour of Africa […]

blood on their hands
There are serious concerns for the welfare of the three protestors who were arrested by inspector fox outside the gates of parliament last night. Their protest was about about the iraq war, the genocide occuring there, and the war criminals here who still evade justice.
Police have admitted in previous instances that arrests […]

by Cory Doctorow
This German exibition is showcasing bright infrared LED devices that overwhelm the CCDs in security cameras, allowing you to move through modern society in relative privacy. I used this as a gimmick in my story I, Robot — now I want to own one!
The URA / FILOART developed device promises to the […]

No surprise that the complaint was not upheld, The finding is a joke as you would imagine. For example, the BBC’s idea of ‘investigation’ regarding Mayor Willie Brown not flying on 911 is to phone his office and ask if the reports of a tip off were true!
The entire results below:
FINDING BY THE EDITORIAL STANDARDS […]

S.A Ramratan
Why are pharmaceuticals so expensive? This question has been asked for many years. In fact this was the question asked by Senator Estes Kefauver (D) in the late 1950s. Senator Kefauver was the first to put together an indictment against the business practices of the pharmaceutical industry. In fact he lobbed three charges at […]

Barbara L. Minton
One issue that is conspicuously absent from the rhetoric of the presidential candidates is the North American Union (NAU). The questions of immigration and border security are frequently raised and the candidates claim to realize the need for a clear immigration policy and effort to secure the borders of the United States. Yet […]

Harry’s Place 
Almost everybody hates paying taxes. I certainly do. But as hard as it might be to part with a wadge of one’s hard-earned cash, one still grudgingly admits that it is necessary to maintain the smooth running of our society, to provide public works and goods, to fund our common health service, and to […]

John Pilger’s talk on “The invisible Goverment” is an education in itself about the role of the media from the 1920’s onward. Pilger explains in clear, concise terms about the role of the “corporate media”, how and why it emerged and it’s dominance as an “invisible government” at the start of the 21st century. After […]

By Ryan Singel
Be careful who you frag. Having eliminated all terrorism in the real world, the U.S. intelligence community is working to develop software that will detect violent extremists infiltrating World of Warcraft and other massive multiplayer games, according to a data-mining report from the Director of National Intelligence.
The Reynard project will begin by profiling […]

Credit and debit cards have taken the place of cash for most modern transactions. What’s next? According to research from Emme Kozloff, a Sanford Bernstein analyst, the power to buy groceries will soon be at your fingertips.
Wal Mart and Costco are looking into biometric payment systems. These work by recognizing the fingerprint of registered users. […]

By Sarah Lagan
Journalists, anti war activists and religious groups held a protest outside the Daily Express offices today against a series of stories and headlines in the paper which they say encourage “racist stereotyping and contempt”.
Around forty protesters and journalists turned up to the event organised by Media Workers Against War and the Stop […]

We had been on the road for hours, leaving the interstate and then digressing to smaller and smaller highways. Differing vistas of the Colorado landscape got wilder and more vacant the further north we drove. Driving through Maybell, we took a right and headed through Irish Canyon, on the road towards Rock Springs, Wyoming. Dropping […]

An award winning documentary exploring the role of the mass media during the War on ‘Terror’ & Economic trade. Consider a wide range of viewpoints from mainstream news editors, computer hackers, journalists and media activists. Discover how new technology, such as the Internet and camcorders, are challenging the role of the traditional news gatherer. This […]